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Image 1 — I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.
Image 2 — I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.
Image 3 — I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.
Image 4 — I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.
Image 5 — I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.
Image 6 — I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.
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I run an open shop night at our local technical highschool, and tonight we were cleaning out one of the old supply closets. Found these hand-drawn posters from some previous shop teacher and I thought this group would enjoy.

u/Brewer1056 — 10 hours ago

Clark and Hopkins- the first line of hot sauces where I have been truly excited about every flavor in a long time. Every type is unique, with astounding spices blended in.

Ethiopian? Check. Mexican? Check. Indian? You know it. Virginia? Lived here forever and never knew it had a flavor- this is it.

u/Brewer1056 — 2 days ago

Let's see those Mother's Day projects! Went with bud vases this year, a spalted cherry set and three tube block from random scraps.

Finished with Walrus Oil Furniture Butter. More matte than I thought, may need to wax and buff still.

u/Brewer1056 — 4 days ago
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I am doing a project that involves cutting whole sheets of plywood, so I bought a new circular saw today because my last Harbor Freight special gave up the ghost. I bought a Makita this time.

In front of my wife, the boy said, loudly-

"HEY DAD! Did you buy a new circular saw? WOW, a MAKITA!"

Now, I wasn't hiding this from my wife. She saw the box. But with this comment, she asked how much it cost. She didn't really care, as it came out of my mad money from my side hustle. But down the line, he could get one of his boys in trouble!

Two important lessons: big projects are the perfect time to buy new tools, and don't talk about the tools in front of the spouses! Bonus lesson, maybe, - buy once, cry once, when you can.

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u/Brewer1056 — 11 days ago